My Man has come!! :P

Tristar

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I could not stop laughing...I had to post this! It seriously looks like a drunk Gastons venture!

(In my POA email)

"Hello Tristar! I would like to be your friend! can be? looked that you have a scanner receiver JD model 100 very good! I would like you to tell me about it.

Please if possible adciona I'm on facebook it as: sergio ricardo smith, I'm from Brazil land Ronaldinho world cup. lol! kisses await you to talk more about the radio.

Sergio:wink2:"

Thanks Sergio, I'm sure you're a hot stud. ;) :p
 
Sooooooo more about that radio? I might be interested.....
 
My scanner is gone but apparently the guys in chat want me to check out his scanner, LOL!! Buncha pilots with their minds in the gutter!
 
I'm pretty well versed at spam email, but I'm not even sure what he's trying to say. lol
 
Ed that means you're not drunk enough.

All I got out of it was some Brazil nut asking about a scanner and sending me kisses! I'm easily entertained though, what can I say. :)
 
Sooooooo more about that radio? I might be interested.....

I hope it isn't against the rules to expose a woman's scanner....

jd100.jpg
 
"Wanna see my etchings?"

"Okay, how about my scanner?"
 
FWIW, based on my observations during a recent trip to Brazil, "kisses" is a pretty common part of saying goodbye (both verbally and physically), and is sometimes even used with strangers. Much of the rest of dude's email could be chalked up to English-as-a-(distant)-second language.

Maybe a little slack is in order? Public ridicule might be a tad harsh, even if dude was a little over the top.
 
FWIW, based on my observations during a recent trip to Brazil, "kisses" is a pretty common part of saying goodbye (both verbally and physically), and is sometimes even used with strangers. Much of the rest of dude's email could be chalked up to English-as-a-(distant)-second language.

Maybe a little slack is in order? Public ridicule might be a tad harsh, even if dude was a little over the top.

+1. As a Miami resident, I am pretty used to broken English. Though I agree that it looks like a come-on. So what is wrong with that?
 
I could not stop laughing...I had to post this! It seriously looks like a drunk Gastons venture!

(In my POA email)

"Hello Tristar! I would like to be your friend! can be? looked that you have a scanner receiver JD model 100 very good! I would like you to tell me about it.

Please if possible adciona I'm on facebook it as: sergio ricardo smith, I'm from Brazil land Ronaldinho world cup. lol! kisses await you to talk more about the radio.

Sergio:wink2:"

Thanks Sergio, I'm sure you're a hot stud. ;) :p

Maybe it was just one of those awful Portuguese -> English Google translations and kisses and greetings mean the same thing? :dunno: Ronaldindho is a big Brazilian Soccer star, but Ronaldinho or soccer mean NOTHING here in America, so his attempt to impress you fell short. The wink did give me just the slightest feeling of creepiness, though. Proceed cautiously, it could all be innocent.
 
I think I need a cigarette....

Talk about living up to your screen name. Dude, I so wanna be you when I grow up.:yes:

I'm still trying to figure out what *I* want to be when - or, should I say, IF - I grow up.
 
As the old saying goes: Faint heart never won fair lady

You could reply with, "send picture of your airplane"
 
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